JP2005240539A - Incense burner box - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an incense burner box with a door of a simple structure, allowing a base plate for placing a candle and an incense stick to be automatically drawn out and stored with opening and closing of a door in the incense box fitted to the incense burner stand body made of stone arranged in a graveyard. <P>SOLUTION: This fit-in mount type incense burner box 1 includes: base plates 11 extended from the respective lower sides of the biparting door 4 to the box side; an upper base plate 8 stretched between the base plates 11 on both sides; and a candle stand 6 or an incense stick stand 7 disposed on the upper base plate, wherein the upper base plate 8 is drawn out to this side by the opening operation of the door 4, and stored in the body by the closing operation thereof. The incense burner box 1 is fitted in a recessed part provided on the front of the stone material 30 to form an incense burner stand in the graveyard. With the door 4 of the incense burner box closed, the candle or the incense stick is stored in the incense burner box 1, and when the door 4 is opened, the upper base plate 8 for placing the candle or the incense stick is automatically drawn out to this side by the opening operation of the door 4, and automatically stored in the incense burner box 1 by the closing operation. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an incense burner box that is used by being fitted to a stone incense burner body provided in a graveyard or the like.

  The cemetery censer is made of stone and is installed in front of the gravestone along with the flower bed. A general incense burner stand has a candle stand or incense holder on the top of the stand, but as a censer stand that prevents the burning of candles and incense sticks due to wind and rain, a hollow that penetrates the inside of the stone. There are candle holders and incense holders installed at the bottom, and double doors on the front.

  However, the process of punching a stone incense stand to an accurate size and providing a door at the opening on the front side thereof is very troublesome and requires skill. Therefore, a stainless steel incense box with a pair of double-spread doors attached to the left and right ends of the front through hinges is fitted into a recess formed by cutting through a stone incense stand, and the bottom of the incense box Patent Document 1 proposes an incense burner table having a structure in which a base plate (incense burner plate) on which candles and incense sticks are freely stored.

Further, in Patent Document 2, there is a problem that, in an incense burner table provided with a base plate (ash tray) that can be freely put in and out of a recess, it is difficult to put a burned incense stick, and it is difficult to take out an ashtray in which ash is accumulated. In addition, a rotary drawer structure has been proposed in which the ashtray can be pulled out to the near side in parallel with the incense stand, and the ashtray in which the ash has accumulated can be easily removed.
JP-A-9-28549 JP 2003-138787 A

  The conventional incense stand provided with the ashtray that can be pulled out has a problem in that the opening and closing of the door and the drawer storage of the ashtray are not linked, and the structure is complicated.

  This invention relates to a censer box with a door used by fitting it into a recess of a stone censer body, and a base plate on which a candle or incense stick is placed is automatically pulled out of the censer box when the door is opened or closed. It is an object to provide an incense burner box with a simple structure that can be stored.

  The present invention includes a box 2 fitted in a recess or a through-hole provided on the front surface of a stone incense stand main body 30, and a double-open door 4 pivotally attached to the front edge of the box. In the box 1, an integral base plate 11 extending from the lower side of each door to the box side, an upper base plate 8 spanned on the base plates 11 on both sides, and a candle stand 6 disposed on the upper base plate. Or an incense holder 7, and the upper base plate is pulled out by the opening operation of the door 4 and is housed in the main body by the closing operation. It solves the above problems.

  The base plate 11 does not necessarily have a plate shape, and may have a rod shape or a frame shape. The upper base plate 8 is preferably plate-shaped or dish-shaped so that it can receive incense ash. The upper base plate 8 in a preferred structure is placed on the base plates 11 on both sides so as not to be relatively movable in the front-rear direction and to be relatively movable in the left-right direction. This structure has a simple structure, for example, a structure in which the base plate 11 and the upper base plate 8 are connected through a link in the front-rear direction, or a structure in which the base plate 11 and the upper base plate 8 are connected through a left-right guide. Can be realized.

  The most preferable structure of the present invention includes circular guide protrusions 16 respectively planted on the upper surfaces of the base plates 11 on both sides and left and right guide grooves 20 formed on the left and right sides of the upper base plate 8. Structure. The guide groove 20 is formed as a concave groove or a through groove. The upper base plate 8 is mounted between the base plates 11 and 11 with the guide protrusions 16 on the respective sides being inserted into the left and right guide grooves 20. The inner end 21 and the outer end 22 of the guide groove 20 define a relative movement stroke in the left-right direction between the upper base plate 8 and the base plate 11, whereby the door 4 is fully opened and the upper base plate 8 is moved to the left and right. You can limit the run-out.

  The incense burner stand 30 equipped with the incense burner box 1 having the above structure can burn candles and incense sticks with the door 4 opened and the upper base plate 8 pulled out. The invention of claim 4 of the present application is provided with a draw-out type cover plate 31 that covers the pulled-out upper base plate 8, and is provided with a pull-out type cover plate 31 inside the ceiling surface of the box 2. The incense burner box according to claim 1, 2 or 3.

  The incense burner box 1 of the present invention is fitted into a recess provided on the front surface of the stone 30 to form an incense burner stand such as a grave. When the door 4 of the incense burner box is closed, it is stored in the candle or incense stick or incense burner box 1, but when the door 4 is opened, the upper base plate 8 on which the candle or incense stick is put is automatically opened. And is automatically housed in the incense burner box 1 by a closing operation. Therefore, when setting candles or incense sticks on the incense burner table or setting fire, it is only necessary to open the door 4 of the incense burner box, and because the drawn candle or incense stick is located between the opened doors 4, Good appearance when worshiping open.

  Further, according to the invention of claim 4 of the present application, even when it is raining, there is an effect that the door 4 can be opened and the candle and the incense stick can be burned out from the incense box.

  Hereinafter, an example of a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an incense burner box shown with a door open. The incense burner box 1 is made of a stainless steel plate, and has a structure in which doors 4 are attached to the left and right vertical edges of the front surface of the box 2 composed of both side plates, a bottom plate, a top plate, and a back plate. A circumferential collar 5 is formed. In the box 2, an upper base plate 8 having a candle holder 6 and an incense holder 7 is stored. A vent hole 9 is provided in the upper part of the back plate of the box 2.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the door 4 has a structure in which a front plate 10 and a fan-shaped base plate 11 extending from the lower side thereof into the box are integrally provided. The front plate 10 includes a glass window 13, upper and lower ventilation holes 14, and the like. It has. Various aesthetics can be imparted by providing a relief pattern or a pattern on the glass of the front plate 10 or the glass window 13.

  A guide pin 16 is planted on the upper surface of the base plate 11 at a substantially central position near the arc edge 15. The closed position of the door 4 is defined by the rear side 12 of the base plate 11 contacting the inner side surface of the box 2.

  The upper base plate 8 is stretched over the left and right base plates 11 with both ends thereof being placed. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the bottom plate of the upper base plate 8 is provided with guide grooves 20 that are elongated in the left-right direction on both sides in the left-right direction, and the guide pins 16 of the left and right base plates are provided in the left and right guide grooves 20 respectively. In the inserted state, the upper base plate 8 is stretched over the left and right base plates 11.

  The fully open position of the door 4 is defined by the position where the guide pin 16 contacts the outer end 22 of the guide groove 20. In the closed position of the door 4 defined by the contact between the back side 12 of the base plate and the inner side surface of the box 2, the guide pin 16 is positioned at a position closest to the outer end 22 of the guide groove. Then, when the doors 4 on both sides in the middle of opening and closing are opened at substantially the same angle, when the guide pins 16 on both sides are closest, the guide pins 16 come to a position closest to the inner end 21 of the guide groove 20. Next, the planting position of the guide pin 16 and the positions of the outer end 22 and the inner end 21 of the guide groove are determined. As a result, the upper base plate 8 moves back and forth without largely moving left and right as the door 4 opens and closes. That is, by opening the doors 4 on both sides, the upper base plate 8 is pulled out in parallel to the front, and when it is closed, it moves in parallel to the back side and fits in the box 2.

  The incense burner box 1 having the above structure is in a state in which the ridge 5 is brought into close contact with the front surface of the incense burner body in a recess or through hole provided in the front surface of the stone incense burner body 30 installed in front of the tombstone in the tomb. And is fixed by adhesion or the like as appropriate. A recess between the incense stand main body 30 or a gap between the through-hole and the box 2 is closed with a gutter 5. When the door 4 of the incense burner box is opened, a candle or an incense stick is lit and fired, and the door 4 is closed, the candle or incense stick fits in the incense burner stand 30. The candle fire in the incense stand 30 is visible through the glass window 13 of the door, and the incense smoke flows through the vent hole 14 of the door and the vent hole 9 provided in the inner surface of the box 2. Candles and incense sticks are protected from wind and rain, so the fire never goes out. If the door 4 is left open, the candle and the incense stick will be burned out.

  As shown in FIG. 7, if a drawer-type slat 31 is provided on the inner ceiling surface of the box 2, candles and incense can be burned with the door 4 open even during rain. The saddle plate 31 is made of a stainless steel plate, and as shown in FIG. 8, the slide plate 32 is formed by bending both side edges of the rectangular plate downward, and the handle 33 bent downward is formed at the center of the front edge. ing. A slide rail 34 having a U-shaped cross-section for guiding the slide rod 32 is provided at the upper part on the inner side of the side wall of the box 2.

  The fully open position of the door 4 defined by the contact between the guide pin 16 of the base plate and the outer end 22 of the guide groove of the upper base plate is 90 degrees, and the inner lower surface of the slide rail 34 is formed on the inner surface of the door 4. A guard 35 having a matching height is provided. The saddle plate 31 drawn out from the slide rail 34 is supported by the flange 35.

  Diagonal guide portions 31a and 31b are formed on the front and rear ends of the lower edge of the slide rod 31 so that the flange plate 31 can smoothly move at the joint between the slide rail 34 and the flange receiver 35. A stopper 36 is formed by slightly bending the front end of the collar 35 upward. The stopper 36 defines the drawing end of the saddle plate 31. At the drawer end, the rear end of the slide rod 31 is slightly inserted into the front end of the slide rail 34, and the flange plate 31 can be returned into the slide rail 34 by being pushed in as it is. Moreover, the lifting plate 31 can be removed by lifting the front end of the covering plate 31 and pulling it over the stopper 36. When the gutter plate 31 is soiled with a gutter or the like, the gutter plate 31 can be removed and cleaned.

  In addition, in the vent hole 9 (FIG. 1) of the back plate of the box 2 in FIG. 7, a part provided with a metal mesh 38 is attached to the inside of the ring-shaped ridge 37, so that insects and dirt can be seen from the back of the censer stand that tends to be filthy. Is prevented from entering the censer box 1.

  The incense burner box according to the present invention can be easily removed by opening the door 4 so that the upper base plate 8 is pulled out. Further, according to the structure of the above embodiment, the upper base plate 8 is simply lifted. Therefore, it is very easy to remove the candle and incense burner and to clean the candle holder and the incense holder. Furthermore, when the candle holder 6, the incense holder 7, or the upper base plate 8 is damaged, it can be repaired and replaced very easily, and the structure is simple, so it can be provided at low cost, and it operates due to dust adhesion or rust. There is a feature that defects can be avoided.

The perspective view which shows one Example of an incense burner box Perspective view showing the inner surface of the door A perspective view of the upper base plate as viewed from above Cross-sectional plan view of the incense burner in the closed state The perspective view which shows an example of the incense burner stand which provided the incense burner box of FIG. 1 in an open door state FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the incense stand in the closed state. Partial perspective view showing a part of an incense burner box provided with a pull-out type slat The perspective view which looked at the side part of the girder shown in Drawing 7 from the lower part

Explanation of symbols

4 Door 6 Candle holder 7 Incense stick holder 8 Upper base plate
11 base plate
16 Guide pin
20 Guide groove
21 Outside edge of guide groove
22 Inside edge of guide groove
30 Incense burner body
31 slab

Claims (4)

  A box (2) fitted in a recess or through-hole provided on the front of a stone incense stand main body (30), and a double-opening door (4) pivotally attached to the front edge of the box In the fitting type incense box, a base plate (11) extending from the lower side of each door to the box side, an upper base plate (8) spanned on both side base plates, and on the upper base plate The arranged candle holders (6) to incense holders (7) and connecting members (16, 20) for drawing the upper base plate toward the front side by the opening operation of the door (4) and storing it in the box by the closing operation. An incense burner box.   The incense burner box according to claim 1, wherein the upper base plate (8) is placed on the base plates (11) on both sides so as not to be relatively movable in the front-rear direction and to be relatively movable in the left-right direction.   The upper base plate (8) includes guide protrusions (16) planted on the upper surfaces of the base plates (11) on both sides and left and right guide grooves (20) formed on the left and right sides of the upper base plate (8). ) Is mounted between both base plates (11, 11) with the guide protrusions (16) on each side inserted into the left and right guide grooves (20), and the guide groove (20) is the upper base plate The incense burner box according to claim 2, further comprising an inner end (21) and an outer end (22) that define a relative movement stroke in the left-right direction between the (8) and the base plate (11). The incense burner box according to claim 1, 2 or 3, further comprising a drawer-type roof plate (31) inside the ceiling surface of the box (2).

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